Easy Run Pace Calculator

Easy run pace calculator. Use your race time to find a conversational easy pace range for aerobic base building and recovery runs.

Easy pace should feel surprisingly relaxed. This page helps you find a sustainable aerobic pace range based on your current fitness.

How to find your easy run pace

Use your race result to set an easy pace that supports recovery and aerobic development.

  1. Enter a recent race: Use a 5K-10K-half-marathon result from the last 1-2 months.
  2. Calculate training paces: Generate your pace zones in the calculator.
  3. Use easy pace for volume: Run most mileage at easy pace to stay consistent.

Training pace reference

Training paces by recent 5K time (min/km)
5K timeVDOTEasyMarathonThresholdIntervalRep
15:0069.63:45–4:303:23–3:423:152:562:32
17:3058.24:20–5:123:54–4:173:463:232:56
20:0049.84:54–5:534:26–4:514:163:513:19
22:3043.45:29–6:344:57–5:254:464:183:43
25:0038.36:03–7:145:28–5:595:164:454:06
27:3034.26:37–7:535:59–6:335:465:134:30
30:0030.87:11–8:326:30–7:066:165:404:54
32:3028.07:44–9:107:01–7:396:466:075:17
35:0025.68:17–9:487:31–8:127:156:345:41

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Method and sources

The numbers on this page are computed with the same code as the TrainPace calculators, from these published methods. They are training guidance, not medical advice.

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